Archive Spotlight – April 11, 2025

CHRISTOLOGY, ANCIENT AND MODERN: EXPLORATIONS IN CONSTRUCTIVE DOGMATICS, Oliver Crisp and Fred Sanders, ed.

About the Editors Oliver D. Crisp (PhD, King’s College, London) is professor of systematic theology at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California. Fred Sanders (PhD, Graduate Theological Union) is associate professor of theology in the Torrey Honors Institute at Biola…

HOW JESUS BECAME GOD: THE EXALTATION OF A JEWISH PREACHER FROM GALILEE, by Bart Ehrman

Reviewed by Trey Moss   At face value How Jesus Became God looks promising. Bart Ehrman is a world-renowned scholar who has published and edited numerous academic works on textual criticism and early Christianity. Pastors or informed lay-persons would benefit…

THEOLOGICAL FITNESS: WHY WE NEED A FIGHTING FAITH, by Aimee Byrd

We are very pleased to announce a new title by our own Housewife Theologian, Aimee Byrd. Aimee is the author of the Housewife Theologian: How the Gospel Interrupts the Ordinary (P&R, 2013) and a co-host on the popular Mortification of…

Book Notice: UNIVERSE: TIME, SPACE, LIFE, GOD: HOW THINGS FIT TOGETHER, by Nigel T. Faithfull

A New Book Notice from Books At a Glance   From the Back Cover We inhabit a divinely created world which has been planned, tested, spoken to and visited by God’s angels—and by God the Son. God designed the universe…

Book Notice: THE LAST ADAM: A THEOLOGY OF THE OBEDIENT LIFE OF JESUS IN THE GOSPELS, by Brandon D. Crowe

A Brief Book Notice from Books At a Glance   Adam Christology, the doctrine of imputation, and studies in the active obedience of Christ are generally considered Pauline territory – and they are indeed! But Brandon Crowe doesn’t want you…

Kristin Stiles' Review of THE RADICAL BOOK FOR KIDS: EXPLORING THE ROOTS AND SHOOTS OF FAITH, by Champ Thornton

A Book Review from Books At a Glance by Kristin Stiles   According to the preface, the word “radical” has multiple meanings: going to the root; extreme, drastic, revolutionary; and excellent, cool. Champ Thornton has certainly met all three definitions…